Truly achieving infrastructure-as-code (IaaC) means not only writing your infrastructure, as code, but also versioning it, and ensuring it is fully integrated into your GitOps workflows. Buckle in – this is a long one!
Category: From the field
Hopefully, these posts will help you avoid some pitfalls on your journey to the cloud…
What are Success Criteria?
Well-written success criteria can mean the difference between a successful and a failed proof of concept. Over the course of my career I have had the luxury to position and work with a variety of best-in-class solutions– VMware vSphere, Site Recovery Manager, HCX, Horizon, SRM, vROps Cloud, vRLIC … and lately Docker Desktop, Scout, and Build Cloud – all of which require different strategies and tactics to successfully evaluate a solution.
How do I move data into a container- Part 4: Using a multi-stage build
This is the fourth in a series of posts focusing on extending and enhancing the previously ‘Dockerized’ WordPress installation – specifically focused on the movement / migration of data for the newly containerized application.
How do I move data into a container- Part 3: Using a ‘data mover container’
This is the third in a series of posts focusing on extending and enhancing the previously ‘Dockerized’ WordPress installation – specifically focused on the movement / migration of data for the newly containerized application.
How do I move data into a container- Part 2: the Setup
This is the second in a series of posts focusing on extending and enhancing the previously ‘Dockerized’ WordPress installation – specifically focused on the movement / migration of data for the newly containerized application.
How do I move data into a container- Part 1: the Use Case
This is the first in a series of posts focusing on extending and enhancing the previously ‘Dockerized’ Wordpress installation – specifically focused on the movement / migration of data for the newly containerized application.
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